Horror Island

Watch: Horror Island

3/28/19411h 0m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Lookout! Terror pays a visit to "Horror Island" and a hunt for buried treasure ...becomes the wierdest adventure...you ever shivered through! the phantom strikes and another victim! ~

Overview:

A down-on-his luck businessman organizes an excursion to Sir Henry Morgan's Island for a treasure hunt only to encounter a mysterious phantom and murder.

Director:

George Waggner

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$93,000.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

island
secret passage
phantom
treasure hunt
treasure map
murder
fireplace
black and white
wooden leg
suit of armor
haunted castle
sleepwalking

Cast

Dick Foran

~ as ~

Bill Martin

Leo Carrillo

~ as ~

Tobias Clump

Peggy Moran

~ as ~

Wendy Creighton

Fuzzy Knight

~ as ~

Stuff Oliver

John Eldredge

~ as ~

Cousin George

Lewis Howard

~ as ~

Thurman Coldwater

Hobart Cavanaugh

~ as ~

Professor Jasper Quinley

Walter Catlett

~ as ~

Sergeant McGoon

Ralf Harolde

~ as ~

Rod Grady

Iris Adrian

~ as ~

Arleen Grady

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Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
Written 3 year(s) ago
6
Dick Foran is "Bill" who sees an opportunity to start selling treasure-hunting tours to a nearby island he has recently inherited, where there are rumours of a great hoard buried by the famed pirate Sir Henry Morgan. He and pal Fizzy Knight ("Stuff Oliver") recruit a few gullibles and off they set. When they arrive, they get a lot more than they bargained for as things really do start to go bump in the night; folks start turning up dead and a mysterious. malevolent voice haunts their old mansion house repeatedly telling them to leave. The script is fun and well paced, though the humour is a touch too slapstick for me at times, and the photography and lighting help create just a little bit of suspense in what is essentially an episode of "Scooby Do" with shadows. Until the end it's as much of a whydunit as a whodunit, and though the plot doesn't really matter - it sustains the hour well enough.